Novaland has extended the registration and payment deadline to November 26, 2026 for its rights offering of up to nearly 800.7 million shares to existing shareholders, at a 3:1 ratio and VND 10,000 per share, expected to raise about VND 8,007 billion. The deadline for transferring subscription rights has also been moved to November 23, 2026, with both dates pushed back by about one month from earlier notices. The company plans to use VND 5,953.3 billion to repay part or all of the principal of 13 bonds it issued, while contributing VND 916.3 billion to Nova Saigon Royal and VND 1,137.3 billion to No Va Thảo Điền to repay bonds issued by those entities. Payments are expected between Q4 2026 and Q1 2027, and the timing and amounts may be adjusted depending on market conditions and negotiations with bondholders.
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Original headline: Novaland kéo dài thời gian chào bán hơn 800 triệu cổ phiếu cho cổ đông
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